Painting my Break Calipers
So I want to paint my break calipers red, and I was wondering what would be the best way to go about this.
Would any shops do it around Orange County, California? Or should I buy a kit and do it myself? (I have never taken the wheels off my car and I have no idea how I would do it... I am no mechanic at all). I did a Search and didnt find anything. Thanks! |
Here's a link to painting the brake calipers.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...=caliper+paint Jim |
Originally Posted by Sell224
So I want to paint my break calipers red, and I was wondering what would be the best way to go about this.
Would any shops do it around Orange County, California? Or should I buy a kit and do it myself? (I have never taken the wheels off my car and I have no idea how I would do it... I am no mechanic at all). I did a Search and didnt find anything. Thanks! Secondly - almost every Pep Boys I've ever been in has a BRAKE caliper painting kit in several colors. Take your time, follow the easy directions and you'll soon have BRAKE calipers to admire and show off to others. You could also take a drive up to Central Coast Coopers in Oxnard - he'll paint them for you for a price and he does a great job. Check the Vendor listings here on NAM for Scott's contact info. Pablo |
Then you have to be carefull when you change pads..
those springy retaining thinggies that hold the calipers under tension have a tendancy to scratch paint when you do a break job!
Matt ps, I did the mispelling on purpose, just to be a bit obnoxious! I have a rep to maintain!:lol: |
hahaha.. thanks for the info. Yes.. BRAKE calipers.
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Be very careful and make sure that you do a really good paint job: http://www.mini2.com/forum/general-d...5-warning.html
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Get the paint kit from MyMiniParts. But please do not put on the I wanna be Brembo's decals on the calipers OK.....
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